Description of problem: When a PDF is opened and one right clicks over a page and selects "save as image", the resulting image (png or jpg tested)'s colors are all reversed. That is, white becomes black, and so on. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): evince 3.8.3 How reproducible: every time Steps to Reproduce: 1. load a pdf 2. right click and select save as image 3. open the saved image using any tool Actual results: Colors reversed Expected results: Correct colors Additional info:
Created attachment 826011 [details] A sample page saved from a PDF
Hi Turgut, which tool you use for viewing the image? Could you attach a sample PDF which reproduces the problem? Regards Marek
hi. I used Acrobat X Pro - from scanner straight to PDF. I'll attach a sample..
Created attachment 826143 [details] sample pdf
Hi Turgut, thank you for the PDF. I tried to reproduce the problem but the saved picture looks exactly like the PDF (the number in the top right corner is red). Don't you have inverted colors turned on in evince? Regards Marek
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